New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
HoJy KAPI0L1YI AMUSES HERSELF
SOME PERSONAL TRAITS OF HER MAJESTY AND MEN,
prps or rrFP PARTY

SOME PERSONAL TRAITS OF HER MAJESTY AND MEM
BEERS OF HER PARTY
Tho nopular regard in which this city once held royalty
appears TO have died to have gone to Boston queen
Kapiolans stay here has not been marked win such
popuar demonstrations sgnalized the visit OF her
husband King KalaLua fourteen years ago. great
fss was made over the dusky potentate hen and atten
tons and bouquets were showered upon him at inc OK
pense of the city Affection for royalty since that time
may have exhausted itself in the shape OF Angomamai
that however, does not affect Queen hapoiah lor oo
yond few courtesies shown her Majesty by the Mayor
and other city officials, the Queen has been pretty mum
left to her own resources But perhaps she enjoyed her
I'LL of public and official receptions I'm New England, ana
is now taking satisfaction in hardearned rest Inc
royal party consists Of the Queen inc frlhcoss
Idluokalini her husband, General Dominis' Governor
Iakea Commodore and Mrs. Beckey and Coi0ncl boyu'
the secretary They have been here eight days ana nave
suite of apartments on the side OF
the Victoria Hotel.
In rcrsona appearance and bearing her Majesty does
not inspire ave. She looks like peasantfacod middle
AGED prosperous Penobscot Indian basketsoller She
weighs about 200 pounds and therefore moves around
with elaboration She Is OF kindly and amiaDe dis-
position ana makes favorable impression upon 'hobo
who meet her in spite of her lack OF royal dignity Ia TACO
and form. Tho English servants at tho Victoria haNo
great regard her Tho other Gay sho recognized thor
faithful attentions by giving number Of thom theatre
dlningroom and the hour half past O, guest AZ the
hotel who has interested himself in her Mestys bill OF
fare has discovered that the members OF the royal party
generally unite IN ordering their beef bloodrare-
fagorite dish OF The Queens consists OF delicate slice OF
toast spread with mayonnaise sauce. which are
sprinked live oyster crabs Her Majesty Is fond OF wine
and has bottle OF choice vintage regularly set before
her. but she uses it temporarily.
When the Queen appears IN public she IS always
dressed IN black for she is In mourning for the Kings
sister, Princess with extremely protractcd name.
Generally her Majesty cloak with feather trim
mings. She has this when the May days are cool
enough to remind her OF a respectable Hawaiian winter
She wears few ornaments.
She has received many calls In NowYork from people
who once lived on the Sandwich Islands and nearly all
obtain audience day two ago Mrs. Henrietta C.
Lunn colored woman OF this city, who declared that
ever he may be- was presented Their receptions either
tho Queens attendant native woman, or Mrs Deck-
ley Interpreter. The Queens treatment OF her
attendant is almost confidential IN It's Kindness Inerc
men-seryants attached 10 the royal party Ihey
big. aLyloOkln gcOws. and they certainly have an
easy mistress in the Queen They do not always show
hats on presence But the Queen does not appear
u think Of it, -
here she has spent several evenings at the theatre when
she went 70 the Casino and Ernnic she watched
the stage for time without moving muscle OF hcr
But Francis Wilson's whoops Ia the dance were 700
much for her scicOntrOl and hAe smiled IN spite VI
herself
The Queens desire TO investigate everything person;
ally is illustrated IN the ersatlon when SIC Lao
wit fireman at exhibition OF the Firo Departments
methods OF saving life She asked all about the require
nents which the department made. ana then bad inc
machines explained. EhC greatly Interested ana sd
the life seemed to be attractive and she knew that she
had the nerve 10 endure IL